The Republic of Nauru, a small island nation in the Pacific, has been recognized and celebrated by the Choshi Electric Rail company in Japan. The company has chosen to honor its international ties by branding the Nauru Republic's name on one of its stations. This decision illustrates an ongoing tradition in Japan where foreign places and collaborations are recognized and encapsulated in everyday items and locations.

In Japan, this practice of honoring international ties, such as through city twinning relationships, in the names of stations, roads, or buildings is not uncommon. It showcases the country's commitment to promoting international cultural exchanges and its respect towards contributing foreign influences. Japanese people value these symbolic gestures as they feel it brings them closer to the world, fostering a sense of global unity.

In the US and the EU, naming public spaces or buildings to commemorate international relationships is also a common practice. Through such actions, countries demonstrate international cooperation, foster cultural understanding, and celebrate diversity. However, naming a railway station after a foreign nation is relatively unique, demonstrating Japan's dedication to such commemoration.